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My dog recently had dental surgery and is refusing dry dog food. suggestions for healthy canned food?

I know most canned foods are considered junk food. How can I keep her eating and Healthy? She likes mighty dog, I am not a fan. How about Purina One canned food? Any better suggestions. Come on dog lovers, you know you have tried them all. Please tell me what I should stay away from. Thanks
Thanks for the quick answers, I have tried soaking the dry food, she still did not want to eat. I will try grinking it up, that may appeal to her. I usually cook for my dogs and mix it in with the dry food, but she has just been refusing to eat so I was willing to try anything, i.e. canned food. Good suggestions for you all so fast, thanks.

If you feed dry just soak in some water or low sodium broth till soft.That way there is less chance of diarrhea switching food,

The industry advertises premium cuts of meat, fresh produce and grains in their products. The images certainly give the consumer the idea that the pet's nutritional needs are being met. However, is there a discrepancy between the pictures and what is actually included in the food?

The U.S. pet food industry is extremely profitable totaling $16.1 billion annually. A fact most consumers do not know is that the pet industry is an extension of the human food and agriculture industries. Pet food is often a way food companies can profit off of leftover products considered unfit for human consumption. Waste such as bad grain, intestines, heads, udders, and hooves can all be used for kibble.

Recently, many of the larger pet food companies have acquired smaller ones resulting in the market being dominated by a few competitors. For instance, Nestle owns Purina, Fancy Feast, Friskies, Alpo, Mighty Dog, Friskies, Dog Chow, Puppy Chow, Cat Chow, Kitten Chow, Beneful, ProPlan, One, DeliCat, Kit'n'Kaboodle, HiPro, Purina Veterinary Diets, and Tender Vittles. Del Monte has quite a large conglomerate as well consisting of Heinz, Gravy Train, MeowMix, Kibbles n' Bits, 9Lives, Wagwells, Skippy, Cycle, Nature's Recipe, and the treats Milk Bone, Snausages, Pup-Peroni, and Pounce. Lastly, MasterFoods is the owner of Mars, Royal Canin, Pedigree, Cesar, Goodlife Recipe, Excel, and Sensible Choice. Procter & Gamble owns Iams, and Colgate-Palmolive has Hill's Science Diet, Nature's Best, and Prescription Diets.

In addition, there are private labelers who produce for house brands such as mega stores like Wal-mart and grocery stores. The main producers for private labels are Doane Pet Care, Menu Foods, and Diamond. All of these companies have had their pet food recalled at some point due to food that has caused sickness or killed pets.

Pet food from a business standpoint is ideal. The industry is very stable and has a captive market which food companies can capitalize their waste products to. Multinational companies have bulk buying power in addition.

The Pet Food Institute which is the trade association for the manufacturers does acknowledge the use of by-products in the products. It has a released a statement saying "The growth of the pet food industry not only provided pet owners with better foods for their pets, but also created profitable additional markets for American farm products for the byproducts of the meat packing, poultry, and other food industries which prepare food for human consumption".

If you would like more information on pet food, contact http://www.sanfranciscoveterinarianclinics.com.

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